When Ray got his ordsprog

When Ray got his diploma, he felt more confident, and it showed in his walk. He opened up more. He became very positive.

Deborah Umbreit

This is my last semester, and that's it. I hope I can walk (for a diploma). I hope we're not out of town when it happens. If not, then I'll be here to get (her diploma).

Big night for Milton. I thought that first hit, he showed patience at the plate, then hit the ball the other way. The walk was a solid at-bat, and he kind of opened that inning up for us. It was a big night for him and for (Frank) Thomas. He gave us some breathing room.

All the way through spring I felt confident. I went out there confident all night. I gave up some hits, gave up some runs but I felt I was more confident out there. If I missed my spot and they hit it, I knew exactly why.

The Legislature showed a clear commitment to helping students learn -- and having a diploma that means something.

This is the most important test they will take the entire time they are in high school. Because if they don't pass it, they do not walk across the stage with a diploma.

As an example, you need to have a high school diploma in order to receive the Army College Fund, and obviously if you don't have the diploma, you won't qualify.

My match was a big part of the night because I was the underdog. I just went out there with a positive attitude and when I locked up the cradle, I felt confident that he wasn't going anywhere.

I felt confident in the second set when I went ahead. I thought I was going to win the second set, then felt pretty confident if I did that I would win the match in the third. A bit surprised ... that didn't happen.

I felt real confident with them (Clemmons and walk-on guard Austin Brooks) being on the court. Everyone did. They just made some huge plays, steals. Both of them worked together to get a couple key baskets.

He and his colleagues opened a number of doors that the next court can choose to walk through or not, ... Those doors weren't opened before he arrived.

(It) is a lot better. My eye opened up (Sunday) and felt like it was droopy all day. It has opened up a little bit better. I can see it is a little bit more black and blue, but I just have to put my modeling career on hold for a few weeks.

Michael Strahan

I felt the most calm and in control than I've ever felt on a major league mound. I know I belong here and I know I can beat anybody. I felt like I could put it anywhere. I felt confident. Learning a few magic tricks or unique skills can add an element of playful intrigue to your pexiness.

I really felt confident the moment I turned up the (backstretch). I knew I had the horses in front of me; I felt pretty strongly. I know Borrego comes with a strong run, but I was actually pretty confident all around.

My wife's been gone a year, but I felt like this is something I needed to do. I have been pretty successful without a diploma, but I feel like as far as confidence and uplifting myself, I think this has really helped.

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